Day 3 in Gambia

Today when we all woke up, I turned on the radio in our hotel. They were playing one of the famous songs in the genre “wolof”. It is the traditional music genre her in Gambia. They are playing it a lot, everywhere!
 

 It is very different from Norwegian folk music, with the fiddle and the violin, “wolof” have a lot of drumming.

 <-- Her we have found a clip on YouTube to show you gays what “wolof” really is…

We think that it is important to taste a bit of the culture when we are here in Gambia. So today we are going to taste ”domada”.
“Domada” is one of the very famous dishes her in Gambia. It is often eaten when they celebrate. We have found a recipe on it that says that it have peanut butter, habanero chili pepper, water, tomato puree, bouillon cube, lemon juice and garlic in it.
I am looking look forward to taste it, but I am also a bit scared. It is always scary to taste new food, for the first time.
We have been told that it taste like lamb and chicken but with a bit more spices. So I am really hoping we are getting water with the food…

A.E.